New York City

I got back Saturday night from my trip to New York.  It was a great trip with a total of 24 meetings showing my new  and updated portfolio.  Jam packed to say the least.  I’m very happy with the response I received to my new portfolio.  Now, let’s hope the work pays off and leads to new jobs and new clients.

One of my rationalizations for buying the recently released and overly hyped Fuji x100 was that it would be a great camera to carry around New York.  However, even though I did have it with me, it was just too damn convenient and quick to pull out my iPhone and snap some Instagram shots (speed is key when your girlfriend is trying to be patient as you stop to take pictures every few blocks).

Here’s a chronological view of my trip:

Welcom To New York, Exiting Penn Station

Cloudy New York Day

New York Port Authority

Wandering Around Hell's Kitchen

Hell's Kitchen Building

Making My Pizza @ Capizzi

Cheap Pizza

Doing My Best Not To Buy Anything

Making My Pizza @ Joe's Pizza Greenwich Village

Only Vinyl @ House Of Oldies Greenwich Village

7 World Trade Center

Ground Zero

View From Impossible Project

Waiting Patiently While I Shop @ Impossible Project

Cab On Broadway

Great Burger & Interesting Decor @ The Trailer Park Lounge

The High Line

View Of The Hudson

Sunset Over The Hudson

Creepy Playground Near The High Line

New Yorker

Cloud Over Hell's Kitchen

The Guggenheim

Caught In A Flash Rain Storm With No Umbrella

Brooklyn Bound

Waiting For Train To Brooklyn

Empty Brooklyn Subway Station

Brooklyn

Brooklyn Playground

Great Italian Restaurant In Brooklyn

Photo Shoot In New York

Waiting At The Gate To Get Home

Waiting On The Plane To Get Home

On The Plane Home

Happy To Be Home

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4 Responses to “New York City”

1. Greg Mulvaney says:

   June 23, 2011 at 1:02 pm

   Great collection of images with your iPhone. Loved how they are processed.

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2. Commercial Photographer Aberdeen says:

   August 9, 2011 at 8:08 am

   Really like the sort of autumn colours you have used in your shots!

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3. lancy bin says:

   October 5, 2011 at 11:42 pm

   Thanks,This blog is very nice and helpful for us.

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4. Mamiya 7II | JEFF SINGER BLOG - SAN FRANCISCO EDITORIAL & COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER says:

   February 1, 2012 at 6:42 pm

   [...] while the files it produces are very nice, the camera itself is infuriating to use.  As I noted on my trip to New York City, even though the X100 was with me everywhere I went, I used my iPhone [...]

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